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If I asked you would you let me affix you to chains? And if I pleaded would you take my heaviness overboard with you? Would you be the anchor that ties the vessel to the ocean bed? The voice that quietly lays down the word: "sleep," to my ears? When the gray sea of life lurches to and fro with its infinite unrest with every droplet quivering here, and despite my years abroad I still cant decipher all of its erratic movements Oh, Al-Mateen, Will you hold me still? Because I think I like it motionless
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Sep 3, 2010
Sep 3, 2010 at 8:40 PM UTC
sea sickness
If I asked you would you let me affix you to chains? And if I pleaded would you take my heaviness overboard with you? Would you be the anchor that ties the vessel to the ocean bed? The voice that quietly lays down the word: "sleep," to my ears? When the gray sea of life lurches to and fro with its infinite unrest with every droplet quivering here, and despite my years abroad I still cant decipher all of its erratic movements Oh, Al-Mateen, Will you hold me still? Because I think I like it motionless
Copyright 2010 Al-Mateen - The Firm. He who is very steadfast.
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Sep 3, 2010
Sep 3, 2010 at 8:40 PM UTC
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